More worth your time at the same venue, plus a few nearby picks.
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No Way + General States
Luciana Espinoza Hoempler documents migrant testimonies crossing the Darién Gap between Panama and Colombia through social media videos, creating political estrangement that resists media spectacle.
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Atlas of Disappearance
Manuel Correa follows families searching for the disappeared through archives, cartographies, and forensic investigation, showing how ancient violence persists and how memory work restores names and places to the erased.
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The Miracle
Journey as self-discovery unfolds through doubt and temporal ambiguity. A couple, daughter, and filmmaker navigate retrospection and superimposed images, where reopening one's eyes becomes the quiet miracle at the heart of cinema.
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Closing Session
World premiere of A mitad del mar, a collective work by Cine-Ojo latino-madrileño filmed on the back steps of the Cineteca in Legazpi. Young voices dismantle prejudice by redefining the word "panchito" across Latin American contexts.
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Perpetual Radiance + After the Cities
Double feature at Sala Azcona: Magdalena Orellana's Super-8 film exploring urban beauty in fragmented Paris scenes, paired with Xacio Baño's longer work on Santiago.
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The Currents
Film by Milagros Mumenthaler at Sala Azcona. An Argentine stylist's impulsive decision to jump into a Swiss river during a business trip triggers a profound shift. Weaving modernist cinema with critique of contemporary neoliberal society.
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Perhaps
1968: as circus star Pinito del Oro prepares her final performance, she enlists Canarian poet Natalia Sosa to write her memoirs. Their deep connection sparks decades of correspondence navigating era-specific obstacles until their story finally comes to light.
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Tycoon + Broom Broom Follar
Double feature at Sala Azcona. Broom Broom Follar (Spain, 2026, 8') draws on an urban legend of two teenagers who died while making love on their motorcycle, haunting Vigo as immortal ghosts bound by passion.
